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Jkj
Jkj by Ricky dai zin March 12, 2022
JKJ
JKJ means “Son/Daughter of a b*tch” in Khmer abbreviation word written in English (Jour Ke Juy).
Most Cambodian people, especially adults are using it in a funny way with their close friends. But sometimes, to curse at someone they hate.
P.S. Please Don’t use it with strangers or elders people because that would be considered as extremely rude.
Most Cambodian people, especially adults are using it in a funny way with their close friends. But sometimes, to curse at someone they hate.
P.S. Please Don’t use it with strangers or elders people because that would be considered as extremely rude.
*Cursing:
A: Kon Mi JKJ = You're son of a b*tch
B: You too.
Funny (you're sharing something or commenting on social media with your friends)
JKJ means it is just a funny word to used to express your feeling on something you didn't feel FAIR.
A: Kon Mi JKJ = You're son of a b*tch
B: You too.
Funny (you're sharing something or commenting on social media with your friends)
JKJ means it is just a funny word to used to express your feeling on something you didn't feel FAIR.
JKJ by justcalledmewhateveryouwant December 19, 2021
JKJ
JKJ by YomamaFavboii July 25, 2023
Kon mi jkj
Kon mi jkj by Hey mother fucker October 27, 2019
Kon mi jkj
Kon mi jkj by Hey mother fucker October 27, 2019
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